Training background Data availability and reliability are fundamental concerns for demographic research. Conventional demographic data sources such as population censuses and surveys exist with the critical limitations of temporal scale (being estimated at 5 or 10 years intervals) as well as with difficulties of geographical coverage (inaccurate or no data for difficult regions, local representativeness). Thus, there is a strong need ...
Les relations de voisinage restent étonnamment comparables à ce qui s'observait en 1983, un entretien avec J. Cayouette-Remblière sur France culture lecture en ligne Plus le niveau de diplôme et de revenu est élevé, plus on voisine , un interview de JY. Authier par Libération lecture en ligne Le Covid-19 a-t-il vraiment modifié nos rapports à nos voisins ? un article du ...
Authors: Adrien Remund, Carlo Giovanni Camarda and Tim Riffe The risk of death is high at birth and during the first years of life, but it decreases through childhood to a minimum at around 10 years. It then begins a steady increase throughout adult life. Young adults, however, are often an exception, with higher than expected mortality, as Adrien Remund, Carlo ...
L’Institut national d’études démographiques vous propose sur son site Internet une page dédiée à la thématique de la protection de l’enfance enrichie de nouveaux contenus et de données réactualisées. Vous y trouverez des ressources scientifiques telles que des articles, des publications, des interviews de chercheurs, des vidéos, des documents de travail ainsi qu’une bibliographie et un site de l’enquête dédié. Ces ressources ...
in the CONSTANCES cohort: Social determinantsof healthy ageing in women and men The GINCO project focuses on the social determinants of gender differences in health, particularly at older ages, at the intersection of the professional, social and family spheres. Using data from the CONSTANCES cohort, it is based on a life-course approach to health determinants. Its aim is to suggest levers ...
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In France today nearly one in five children under three attends a childcare center or crèche, according to the country’s National Observatory of Early Childhood. Using data from the ELFE study (French Longitudinal Study from Birth), INED researchers Lidia Panico and Anne Solaz, together with Professor Lawrence Berger of the University of Wisconsin at Madison, have conducted the first French ...
